Automate multi-geo listings with localized content
Adapt every product for each region and platform, with translations, filters, and specs that meet local standards
What is multi-geo enablement and how does it work?
Multi-geo enablement adapts your product data to each market’s language, format, and platform rules. It goes beyond translation, adjusting specs, attributes, and content to match local shopping behavior and compliance standards, without affecting live listings.
Multi-Geo Results
Brands onboarded seamlessly
Faster supplier-to-live listing time
First-pass brand-compliance approval
Why multi-geo enablement powers better catalog performance
Expanding globally requires more than just translating product text. This solution localizes every detail, ensuring your listings meet buyer expectations, regulatory needs, and platform guidelines in every market.
Guaranteed brand compliance
Every listing is validated against each brand’s imagery rules, tone, and attribute depth
Accelerated supplier onboarding
Automated checks replace back-and-forth emails so new brands go live in days, not weeks
Fewer listing rejections
Pre-flight validation matches SKU data to marketplace and brand specs, cutting refusals
Centralised guideline library
One hub stores logos, copy rules, style guides, and attribute templates for every brand
Conflict-free product merging
Smart matching unifies duplicate SKUs from different suppliers while keeping brand IDs intact
Scales with growing portfolios
Handles thousands of brands and millions of SKUs without sacrificing data quality
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Multi-geo enablement adapts your product data to each market’s language, format, and platform rules. It goes beyond translation, adjusting specs, attributes, and content to match local shopping behavior and compliance standards, without affecting live listings.
Multi-Geo Enablement
How does the platform adapt when a brand launches seasonal or limited-edition collections?
Seasonal drops come with embargo dates, campaign-specific imagery, and sometimes temporary attribute tweaks. The system lets you attach launch windows to each asset bundle: products remain hidden until the embargo lifts, at which point listings and images publish automatically across every connected channel. If a brand revises creative mid-campaign, you can upload the new assets into the same bundle; the engine detects the version change, queues a delta update, and pushes refreshed content to live feeds without republishing unaffected SKUs.
What happens when supplier data conflicts with the brand’s master file, for example a different fabric composition?
During ingestion, each attribute is scored against a trust hierarchy: brand master data outranks distributor feeds, which outrank retailer spreadsheets. If a supplier’s value disagrees with the brand master, the item is flagged for conflict resolution rather than auto-merged. You can pick the authoritative value manually or allow the engine to enforce the higher-ranked source, while still recording the supplier’s variant in a hidden field for audit purposes.
Can the solution enforce embargo dates and staged roll-outs for global product launches?
Yes. You assign time-zone-aware embargo timestamps to each SKU or asset set. The scheduler publishes listings simultaneously worldwide, or markets can receive phased roll-outs based on local launch calendars. A dry-run preview shows exactly when and where each SKU will appear, ensuring compliance with coordinated brand campaigns and press releases.
How is image quality validated at scale, especially for brands with strict DPI and aspect-ratio rules?
Images pass through an automated QC pipeline: resolution checks, background-color detection, watermark scanning, and aspect-ratio verification against each brand’s template. Non-conforming files route to a remediation queue where the system suggests auto-cropping, padding, or background removal. Only images scoring above the set threshold advance to export, preventing low-quality visuals from slipping into storefronts.
Does the platform support partial catalogs when a brand wants to test a subset of SKUs first?
Absolutely. Onboarding can start with a pilot list, say, the top 1 000 SKUs, to validate mapping and compliance without committing the full range. The pilot runs through the same guideline engine, and once approved, you can bulk-import the rest of the catalog with confidence that mappings and asset rules are correct.
How is sensitive brand data kept secure when multiple suppliers access the platform?
Role-based access controls restrict each supplier to their own data silos, while shared brand assets (logos, templates, copy blocks) are delivered via read-only CDN links that include token-based expiry. All API calls are TLS-encrypted, and an audit log tracks every file upload, attribute change, and export action. Optional single-tenant hosting and on-prem connectors are available for enterprise brands with heightened security requirements.
Multi-geo enablement
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